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cHHIsrnAs Uol1EcrIoS1-
The school Children Of the CIty AID OH
crs Make ths CohtflsutIons in
Goodiy Amouut for DtstrIbu-
fion Among TIE Poor.

The collections Of articles BY tn,
school children Of the city for dis.
tribution among the poor hav,
netted very pleasing results, and
Inanifests what a little timely effort
may accomplish. The amount and
number far exceed those Of any pre-
yious Christmas gathering.
Prof. Owen and Mrs. Owen were al
the high school building this fore
noon as busy a. they could be ar
ranging the goods for transportation
TO the residence Of Mrs. b. F Pealer,
on West Iron avenue ~ a distrib-
uting point. Mr.. J. A. Diviibiss,
the ianitOr, was assisting the Profess
sor and his wife In the good work
and there was a whole bevy Of school
children dancing about, full OF hap
piness and doing little turns here
and there.
We have been unable at this hour
to secure anything like an approx
mate list Of the presents. There are
i've school buildings, each Of which
furnishes its quota. At the high
school building there was more than
an ordinary wagon load Of the goods.
There were eight or ten bushels OF
potatoes, perhaps three bushels Of
apples, armsfull upon armsfull OF
clothing tied up in bundles, canned
goods, groceries and many other ar
iicleS.
At noon three wagonloads had
been brought to Mrs. PealeF's, and
all Of two more loads will be taken
there this afternoon. They were the
result OF the collections nc the five
school buildings and Of donations
left at the store Of Briggs 4 Gebhart
by citizens. The collections consist
81 variety Of articles which will be
Of great value to the needy persons.
Among the rest were Z hundred
loaves of bread, a profusiOn Of cloth
ing and large amount Of potatoes
and turnips.
Professor Owen andhis assistants,
the teachers under him, a. well as
the ladies Of the Aid Society, are TO
be congratulated on the success Of
their undertaking. They and the
generous donors, big and little, can
mostly sincerely feel that it is more
blessed to give than to receive.
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A New species Of SIN.

A new species Of silk. the cultivation
Of which has been undertaken in the
State Of Yueatan, is described At length
by the EcoRomfstG Asricana Tha,
journal says that it is the product n
the wild silk-wOrm Bombyx Pff5aI
which Is closely allied to the a.
mestio silk-Worm, and that the siIil5o.
the cocoons Is elastic and Of an en- on
lent quality. though rather uncertai,sl.
color, varying from white to pale bros n
It presents a peculiar difficulty, hon
ever, in being covered with q gun.
which it is not easy 20 dissolve. The
government Of the State Of Yuoatsn Is
making experiments with a view 70
utilizing this wild silk. -Ranama star
and Herald
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Gle Rartsas City TinreS.
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opens this fall sug-
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This "The Times"
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a tear from the eve Of sympathy be.
comes jewel in the crown Of faith
AHaerfeaH Merchant Traueler.
1T Is getting to be q common -
preston for q man TO say his talq
weighs ton. It Is generally the kfnd
Of ton that q ton Of coal weighs. =
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Il have met with success very r.
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HarpeT's Barar.
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Mr.. Snyderly. Ihear that you re-
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-Lineola JosrnaL
There seems b Be a confusion -
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thing angelic. No wonder il Is In
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The Telephone Cat
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1888.
HaPper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

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KEENAN, On


Except the Life Of
War Articles, no q and the
series has ever bee important
the Century than tsrtaken by
mans. With the Mr.. Ken
ton Of four years tts prepare
IN Russia aud Gib and study
undertook a 0urnethe author
Tor the special il5 0O miles
required. An intrs,ation here
Russian Minister Dan from the
mitted him to the Interior adj
and prisons, where ipal mines
quanted With s0Inoecame ac-
state exiles,-Lilss hundred
and others,-and q Nihilists,
startling IS well asies will be q
ton OF the exile syeate revela-
illustrations by the The many
grapheT, Mr.. GeOrsf and photo
accompanied the Frost, who
greatly TO the valuor, will add
ne Articles
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THg CEEFuEI
NhfITH the Noven

lhfITH the Novem
Wv The CeatnTf 4 issue
thirty-ffth woes it's
regular circulation owith q
The War Papers ai25o, 900.
Lincoln increased ifLife OF
ton by 10000. IhnIy edi-
having reeOunted %. history
coins early years. sof Lin
necessary survey wen the
condition Of the co political
period, with wiliclfeaehes q
were most iufiniasereia ries
Under the caption gualnted,
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Lincoln n
foIlowing De llhaln

following the "battli
ti1gIiished generalss by dis
interesting feature describe
tunneling from Idtrmy llfe,
rative Of personal ison, mar
General Sherman wture. etc.
Grand Strategy Of &c on"'The
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At the drawing for the fine dress
.hg case at l. A. Wills last evening
4. y. Banks held the lucky number
No. 81 Nj. Banks seems To be very
lucky IN this direction, as this is the
second case be has drawn within a
Few DAYS.
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TIE Topeka correspondent Of the
Kansas City journal not long ago
said that the Republican was the
poorest and weakest paper in SaIina.
Vow he says il Is the best. Was
siseey right then, OF is be right
now2
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papers on Droan|ieWs valuable
Clairvoyanee drllaualism and
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Byd sbecid1 81
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Der, 1887, TIVE - ssnln Novem-
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The Missouri Pacific road has
completed its line TO Ksnopolia, Kss.,
and viii Immediately rroeted to
build their line through 20 tie norih
line o. the state, says this .Sc,os of
Hut1hinsln.
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SHppIsmsntaII

the writer's now emf 10
important part o. he more
VIZ; the early yearsiarrative,
President LineOlnis War and
rrefu.
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Tie marriage Of John p. Culp, son
of Col. l.. &. Culp OF this city, 10
Miss Clara Hanback,, daughter Of ex-
Congressman Hanback,, Of Osborne
which occurred on the 21st inst, al
zee last named place, is occasion for
%. Warmest congratulations 10 the
blzhy esteemed young couple. They
| viii make their residence in Salina
In the new home recently built by
the groom Oh lots near Rev. Simkins'
Residence. At the marriage cere-
a. ny Mr. David Bean acted a.
gr-un-man, aud Miss Grace Han
back, sister of the bride, As brides
maid There was large attendance
uf prominent people at the ceremo-
~, as well a. large representation
Of relatives. The bridal party will
return % Salina in lew days. The
following special dispatch 20 the
Abilene Gazette, isgivsn:
OSBORNE, kans., Dee. 2I.-Nfr.
john i. Cuip, son Of l.. 4. Culp. and
connected with the Hamilton In
vestmeut Company, Salina, was
married here to-day TO Miss Clara h.
Hanback,, daughter Of eX-Congrc-s-
man Lewis Hanback,. The bridal
party left this evening for Salina via
AtchisOn aud Kansas city.
The notice inviting bids for build.
ing the sewer on Ash street will be
published for thirty days, and will |
receive Insertion in Kansas City and |
-. Louis papers; as well as here. |
The disposition Is to give preference
Co workmrn 81 home, and the mayor
and councilmen II the meeting last
night laid special stress upon this
point. The building Of this sewer
will Ice the means Of helping out
many a poor nan in Salina this
winter.
The H,raid Of yesterday announ-
ced that that office was doing fine
business aud getting along swim
mingly. such being the case, there
will Ice no further necessity for call
ing upon the people "a. private sub
ser IpiiOns, for support. We are
glad 20 lear that our contemporary
i doing 20 volL
Taylor Miller gave notice at the
,oaneil meeting last night that at
he special meeting next Tuesday
evening lac should tender his resig-
nation a. councilman from the fret
Ferd. This action is preliminary to
Mr.. Miiler's acceptance Of the posi-
lon of County Commissioner.
L. y. richardson, from Canton.
Dakota, is on visit to Salina and 10 {
Dos uncle, Mr.. McCsrty. Of Liberty u
ownshiP. He comes direct from {
he home Of Chas. Martin, the print
q. and brings him good tIdings from =
i- parents. Mr. Richardson will 9
main here some time.
Al the drawing for the fine dress
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RaOAIEWt o. b. made Cuf ouf
NH i'm p and rrturu o. o.. and
~ will srul guu =ufnrfhlul
FIRE something % great value and iIupnr-
taner b. 500, that viii start Won in nu-iufe
which will bring Num more uInrHT rl1lf
away than anything else DOB she world AM
one can do the work and i've 10 hnirf
Either arN. all nEr-. Something new. n af
inst rnlfrs money ffr 40 worker We uiI
sfart you: capital not needed IHi- B. 90
% the genulne Important rhauff - iiit -
time. Those WhD nrr ambitious and enter
prisluE will not delay. Grand uuint o.
Adde'S TnCE A Co. Augusta. Maine
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erlfonis 81 everything that is attractive
i,sifahle la Juvenile hterature.-hoF
icr.
weekly foasf Of enod things % the boys
girls ia cvsty family which u Fislis--
kiga CaioH-
j. wonderful in its wealth % pictures in-
iation aud infersst--f tTisfiasl -fdrue1ffs
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PECK BROS.
Estate &
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your farm or city prop
erty, place it in our hands
if it can be sold we can
sell it for you. We also
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Office, Room 5. over First
National Bank.
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1888.
HeHpers Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.
1883

4 II.lrrr's Young pfoFis ifisers-. soil touuL
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RORERTLOTIS STEVENSON I'M

number during the year. He will write OF ms
In a familiar way, " hieh viii form new bonds
author and his thousands Of readers. In the 4
ter on Dreams" appearing In the January nul
in connection with the general subject, some
the origin Of the now famous story Strange c
Hyde"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-06

A letter received from Mrs. II. G..
Lewis yesterday apprises us of the sad
intelligence of the death of her hus-
band, which took place at the resi-
denee Of Philander Pickering 10 Chi.
cago on the 2lst of April. Mr.. Lewis
was well known TO almost everybody
in this community a. the resident
partner and manager Of the Pickering.
Lewis cattle company. He had long
been in delicate health, and when he
first came to Montana some four years
ago his condition was deemed critical,
but the climate and outdoor occLpa-
tion proved beneficial, and If he did
not gain ground he certainly held his
own until last winter, when the feeble
hold he had on life seemed To be grow.
ing weaker, and as o rs the weather
permitted be was brought from the
ranch, some 10 miles overland, to
Miles City, where after n few days OF
rest, he started for Chicago, where be
died rs above stated. When leaving
Miles City for the last time be was
impressed with the full importance OF
the occasion, aud said to Mrs. Lewis,
"Well, | shall never come back, and
| wish | could have shaken hands
with all my friends before leaving, but
| did not feel strong enough"
Mr.. Lewis was born at Kenosha,
Wis, and was In his 37th year when
he died. He went TO Chicago at the
age OF IL, where he remained for ter
years In active business, during which
period he married Cophine Pickering
who he now leaves the widowed
mother Of two children. Mrs. Lewis
has been his constant and devoted
nurse during the past eight years thai
he was In delicate health, and hat
made her home with him wherever
he found the surroundings most bene.
fetal tor his ailment. making the
home one In fact as we'll as In name.
Tue deceased leaves behind him a
name for strict business integrity and
uprightness Of character that will ever
be a cherished heritage to his widow
and children, TO whom y large circle
Of warm friends tender their deepest
sympathy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-06
Fine HUr,es.

Mr.. Lindsay. who during Captain
Elmhirst's absence mas represented
his interests here, has purchased an
interest with Captain Elmbirst 10
bis ranch and stock, and the firm ID
now Elmhirst & Lindsay. Mr.. Lind.
say has just returned from the ranch
on the Mizpah and reports q very
fiourishing condition of affairs there.
A number Of halt-bred 2,year-old
stations from Shire horses out Of large
Oregon mares have developed into
magnificent animals, and will un.
doubtedly be in great demand among
horse breeders when put upon the
market Ms they will be soon. The
string of Clydesdale and Shire young.
sters which were imported by Cap.
tain Elmhirst last spring, and will b.
remembered by many rs uncouth
specimens Of bone and hair, have
under good treatment he past winter
turned out to be worthy descendant.
Of their noble sires, and now thor.
oughly acclimated will be- a much
safer investment than the same grade
Of horse imported after he has obtain.
ed his growth. Messrs. Elmhirst a
Lindsay appear to have adopted the
proper course In horse breeding and
will no doubt reap q large benefit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-06

SIXTEENTH DAY.

SiA lEENIh Dht'
The jury in the Mason case. after
being out nearly twenty hours, deliy.
cred their verdict of not guilty. The
verdict was almost unexpected and
when IL was read by the clerk some
exhibition Of applause occurred and
one man being caught 10 the act WAS
fined 500 by The Judge for contempt Of
court and ordered committed until
paid. Arerward 1t being demon.
strated TO the Judge that the offender
was a poor man and utterly unable to
pay the fine, $50 was remitted aud the
balance OF SO paid and the man de-
parted on his way rejoicing, but not
until he had been censured by the
judge for such unseemly conduct in
the court room.
The case Of the Territory Of Montana
W.. Bull head, n Cheyenne Indiai l.,
charged with having killed q stock
animal, the property Of Ruskin 4
Lee, Was the next called. The prose.
cut,on wa. ablv conducted nv M.ssrs.
O'Connor and Andrew f. Burleigh
and DIR. Burleigh nobly defended the
prisoner. This was a jury trial and
numerous witnesses were called.
among them being three Cb.vepu.s
who testified tbrouyh the i]nt.rpret.r
VIM. Rowland For the nros.,u,ion
Mr. L.. and w n smi,h testified
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